Think Chess: Durham’s Sussmann Trial Gave Trump a Boost—Even with an Acquittal, Evidence Against Clinton Campaign Has Deepened

The liberal media is celebrating the acquittal of Michael Sussmann, a Clinton lawyer who was charged with lying to the FBI.

But as they flagellate themselves into a frenzy, the propaganda whores are forgetting that whether or not Sussmann was convicted, this story is far from over.

This from thepatriotjournal.com.

Obvious is that Durham is working toward hooking more and much bigger fish.

Check his career won/loss record. Durham is not known for losing trial cases. Why would he start now by going after a small fish in the D.C. swamp?

Exactly. He forfeited a pawn here. He’s still going after more important pieces and eventual checkmate.

Keep in mind: Sussmann’s trial is only the beginning.

From Breitbart:

Still, Durham succeeded in revealing that Clinton herself personally approved the leak of the Alfa Bank hoax to the media. The Alfa Bank hoax was intended as an “October surprise” to damage Trump in the days before voters headed to the polls…

Durham’s investigation will continue, and in October he will prosecute Igor Danchenko, a researcher who allegedly was the source for former British spy Christopher Steele, who worked for Fusion GPS to produce the fraudulent “Russia dossier” on Trump.

The Sussmann trial confirmed that the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee paid Fusion GPS, through Democrat election lawyer Marc Elias.

Although Sussmann was let off (thanks to an overwhelmingly blue jury), the trial did expose Clinton, her campaign, and the DNC.

Evidence that emerged during the trial revealed Clinton pushed to leak the fake data to the press.

It was her idea to provide this suspicious (and unverified) information to the media, hoping it would sabotage Trump.

That only throws more fuel on the fire of speculation that Clinton and other [d]emocrats knowingly produced false information—to frame Trump.

The entire operation of trying to frame and take down the Trump Presidency had come to be called “Russiagate.” And we must remember, no operation, whether successful or not, is complete until the dust has settled—and Durham and Company are nowhere near about to allow the dust to settle.

Clinton’s campaign manager admitted it was her idea. And Durham’s not done with the prosecutions.

[Durham] will move on to Igo Danchenko, someone closely associated with the next phase of Russiagate, the production of the infamous “dossier” that came out after the election.

Imagine what further information might come out during this next trial.

Clinton and her closest cronies may not yet get pinched.

But she and her party’s credibility could be heavily damaged.

Stay tuned, however, let’s remember to pace our degree of excitement. The entertainment will likely be long in coming but it can only get better.

Final thought, a review of Durham’s progress: Sussmann was acquitted, the trial revealed Big Hill was behind the Russia leak against Trump, and Durham will soon begin to prosecute another Russiagate figure. Also, Durham is in possession of additional court-obtained evidence.